Tuesday, September 13 at 1:00 p.m. ET

Featured Speakers:
Dan Adams, AIM Institute
Kelly Lawrence, Lawrence Innovation

Developing, or adapting, new inkjet technology requires R&D investment in printheads, machines, inks, coatings and consumables plus integration and go-to-market plans. When designing for internal use in a manufacturing environment, planning for installation in existing operations is required. These are high risk, high impact projects often with large budgets and pressing timelines.

This webinar will discuss a well-tested approach for reducing the risk in high-impact projects, letting you defuse “landmines” that could blow up that critical project along with your budget. This approach helps you completely change the conversation with management when seeking R&D investment and with end users interested in inkjet implementation: No more relying on, “trust us, you’ll love our project.”

Key takeaways:

• Grasp the difference between risk and uncertainty… and why it matters
• Understand how to gather all “assumptions that must be true” at the project onset
• Master 4 critical steps for detecting and defusing project landmines
• Learn how to enjoy—not dread—high-stakes management project reviews

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Anyone involved in the development or implementation of high-stakes products or product upgrades will benefit from this webinar.

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